Subject Re: ?array From Bruce Beacham <bbeacham@no_plm_lowman.co.uk> Date Tue, 13 Nov 2018 20:19:46 +0000 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started My idea is that you run through the array for s= 1 to alen(a, 1)         file_details = a[s]         <create treeitem from file_details> endfor and create treeview items.    If you come across a directory, you create children for this treeitem. Bruce On 12/11/2018 21:57, charlie wrote: > Hi Bruce... Thanks for the suggestion.  Really new at this.  I don't understand how you display the contents of c.  Would that be something like getfile()? > > Bruce Beacham Wrote: > >> On 12/11/2018 21:10, Charlie wrote: >>> I am trying to find what tables are located on a flash drive >>> directory.  (Not associated with a database.)   I would like to >>> identify them and display the content of the directory so one or all >>> can be chosen to import. >> >> You might try creating a treeview by examining the array a after doing this: >> a = new array() >> a.dirext("c:\*.*") >> >> Whenever you encounter a row which has the attribute "D" in column 5 you >> would iterate the above code and create a new treeview level. >> >> A treeview has checkmarks. >> >> >> Bruce Beacham >